Castle romance continues with Ernest and Rosa parting
In the London castle story Ernest Bingley prepares to leave for New York as Rosa contemplates a possible marriage to a Chicago hotel heir named Rowena Castle. The Earl grants a keepsake, Miss Lucy Bingley, and Ernest hides a miniature of her as Sloat signals the departing car. The scene ends with the promise of continuation.
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Ernest Bingley
New York
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London
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Lady Rosa
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Rowena
Rorowena
Minerva Castle
Lucy Bingle
Earl of Bingley
Somersetshire
Lucy Bingley
Jove
Rowena Castle
Milad
Originator Of Private Baths In Hotels Highlighted
Charles C. Ritz recounts that King Edward VII proposed and inspired the idea of every hotel room having a private bath. The tale recalls how a bathtub was carried to the royal chamber during visits to Paris and how the Bristol and Paris Ritz hotels embodied the concept when opened in 1898.
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Charles C. Ritz
Prince of Wales
Paris
Bristol
Royal Chamber
Cesar Ritz
Paris Ritz
Ready for Ho by Anne Adams pattern 4789 description
Sewing pattern item promotes Anne Adams patterns with outfits for tennis beachwear and golf, listing sizes 12 through 20 and 38, 40, plus yardage for 36 inch fabric. Includes step by step instructions and requests 20 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg McDermot Ave. Mentions woman’s wardrobe and color options.
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New Operation Method Returns Patients to Circulation
A Roumanian physician Dr Campeanu described a wartime surgical technique in the Journal of the American Medical Association that has patients stand immediately after operations. The method reportedly shortens hospital stays, allows more beds for other cases, and enables rapid turnover in war hospitals.
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Bucharest
Campean
University of Bucharest
Campeanu
Brasoy
Bells Gifted to British Empire Mark Coronation Anniversary
The Alexandra Peal bells in the Queen's Tower of the Imperial Institute were rung by the Ancient Society of College Youths to mark the coronation anniversary. Gifted 50 years ago by Mrs Elizabeth M Millar of Melbourne their ten bells named for Royal Family members weigh over eight tons and could sway the tower a foot when tolling in full peal.
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British Empire
Ancient Society of
Alexandra
Queen's
Imperial Institute
Elizabeth M. Millar
Melbourne
Princess of Wales
Institute
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